The trees affected by these works are covered within TPO 99 0656. Having consulted with an arboricultural consultant the proposed measures to ensure that works can be reasonably progressed are as per, Ravencroft Arboricultural Services Arboricultural Method Statement - Project Number PP/NWHCS/AMS/01 - Drawing No 151123/01 Rev C. The proposed works include the following items of work, 1. Removal of concrete slab and foundations to substantially demolished building. 2. Demolition and removal of existing dilapidated gas meter housing 3. Subject to existence and nature of any tree roots encountered in connection with the above it is proposed that the areas affected by these works be reinstated to include 2 No disabled parking bays (construction details typically as per included within this Planning Application), and / or soft landscaping. 4. Supply and installation of new housing to existing gas meter etc. 5. Separate to the above it is proposed to install a timber and concrete post approximately 10m in length to provide a visual screen adjacent temporary structure. (It is anticipated that there will be some adjustment to existing levels - it is intended that any changes to existing ground levels be kept to a minimum albeit in the event that the works do incorporate 2 No new disabled parking bays then the finish levels will need to be reasonably practicable and not " steep / excessively steep")

Demolition of existing conservatory and construction of replacement dining / garden room. Internal and external alterations consisting of blocking door, creation of new rear door and insertion of rooflight. Removal of eastern boundary hedge and erection of timber fence. Installation of timber trellis atop the existing southern boundary fence. Removal of existing tree.

To remove 3 cypress trees to accomodate farm building construction

Submission of Reserved Matters pursuant to Condition 1 of Planning Permission PO/18/1857 (PINS ref. APP/Y2620/W/20/3248468) for residential development of 108 units and submission of details relating to appearance, landscape, layout and scale and details relating to Archaeology (Condition 5) Materials Management Plan-Minerals (Condition 6), Layout Plan showing 3 pedestrian access points into Holt Country Park drg. ref. 5664-L-02-K (Condition 7), Layout Plan drop off and pickup parking to new PS (Condition 8), and Layout Plan showing landscape buffer drg. ref. 5664-L-07-A (Condition 9), Landscape Environmental Management Plan (LEMP) (Condition 11), Ecological Design Strategy (EDS) (Condition 12), Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Works Plan(Condition 13), Land Contamination Investigation Report (Condition 14), Electric Vehicle Parking (EVP) (Condition 15), Water Efficiency Strategy (Condition 16), Fibre Broadband Strategy (Condition 17), Interim Travel Plan (Condition 21), Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP- Biodiversity) (Condition 22) and Refuse and Recycling (Condition 25)

Discharge of Conditions 3: (Arboricultural impact assessment), Condition 4: ( tree protection plan and details of planting method) and Condition 7: (report details the same report details that the surface of the car park) planning ref: PF/19/2077 Change of use of land to allow for construction of car park

Discharge of Condition 4 (Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection Plan), Condition 5 (hard and soft landscape proposals) and Condition 10 (on-site parking for construction workers) for Planning Permission PF/21/1911: 6 no. two-bedroom apartments; alterations to existing access on Overstrand Road; erection of car ports, cycle store, bin store and retaining walls; formation of shared and private amenity spaces and car park; the removal of, and works to, trees; landscaping (including new tree planting); associated works

Non-material amendment on planning permission PF/21/1442 (Construction of single storey extension to front of hospital building for use a cafe and charity hub) to change position of relocated/replacement tree to allow for flexibility of use of the outdoor space around the new cafe

External alterations to Rose, Vine and Cherry Tree Cottage; construction of pergola and associated landscaping works

Siting of 5 shepherds huts and construction of 2 tree houses for use as holiday accommodation; reception/staff pod, bicycle storage, recycling/waste, parking/turning area with associated access tracks, footpaths and landscaping Each guest hut will have a small area of decking to the front.

Removal of Rowen Mountain Ash trees due to mortality at the properties known as 23 Hadfield Road North Walsham and 107 Hadfield Riad North Walsham. Trees are end of life and pose a risk to residents and services. advised by North Norfolk Council trees are not covered by TPO and not in a conservation area however they formed part of the planning application for the construction of the flats.